An Analysis Of Longwall Shield Cycle Effectiveness By Polycorder Monitoring

Hendon, Greg
Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 10
Publication Date: Jan 1, 1990
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Various methods have been used to evaluate the effectiveness of shields in place. The most common method used is static recording of leg pressures by visually examining pressure gauges. In an effort to more closely examine the shield cycle and therefore the shield effectiveness, Jim Walter Resources has implemented a program of monitoring utilizing a polycorder system which is capable of recording convergence and pressure measurements on a continuous basis. This paper will discuss two longwall panels at Jim Walter Resources which have been monitored.
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